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# 1  
Old 08-06-2007
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I'm writting a script to calculate the total files and number of files that have been generated but not able to access the value of qwk variable in Shell. Please suggest..


Script ::

cd /home/singhraa/tmp/scripts
count=0
total=`wc -l hk_jobs.txt` #total number of files
echo $total
for i in `cat hk_jobs.txt`
do
autorep -j $i | grep EQDEL | awk '{if ($5 == "SU"); count=$($count) + 1; print count}' # check how many files processed
echo $count #trying to access the value here but Smilie
if [ $count -eq $total ]
then
echo "All files done"
fi
done
# 2  
Old 08-06-2007
This is your code corrected, but I'm not sure what you're trying to do... Maybe there's an error in the logic.

Code:
cd /home/singhraa/tmp/scripts
total=`wc -l hk_jobs.txt | awk '{ print $1; }'`
echo "$total"
for i in `cat hk_jobs.txt`
do
   count=`autorep -j $i | grep EQDEL | awk '{ if ($5 == "SU"); c++; } END { print c; }'` 
   echo "$count"
   if [ "$count" -eq "$total" ] 
   then
      echo "All files done"
   fi
done

Bye Smilie
# 3  
Old 08-06-2007
Code:
autorep -j $i | awk -v var=$total '/EQDEL/  { if ($5 == "SU") { count++ } if ( var == count ) { print "somemessage-somecomparison" } }'

# 4  
Old 08-06-2007
You can try something like this:
Code:
cd /home/singhraa/tmp/scripts
count=0
total=$(wc -l hk_jobs.txt) #total number of files                                                                                            
echo $total
for i in `cat hk_jobs.txt`
do
sum=$(autorep -j $i | awk '/EQDEL/ {if ($5 == "SU"){print 1}else{print 0}}')                                                                 
count=$(( count + sum ))
echo $count #trying to access the value here but
if [ $count -eq $total ]
then
echo "All files done"
fi
done

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